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By Cycle-logical Tours
Price is CA $156 per adult
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  • 2h
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Activity location

  • Southport Pier and RIverwalk
    • Howe St
    • Southport, North Carolina, United States

Meeting/Redemption Point

  • 603 W West St
    • 603 West West Street
    • 28461, Southport, North Carolina, United States

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Southport Guided E-Bike Tour History and Nature

  • Activity duration is 2 hours2h
    2h
  • English
Language options: English
Starting time: 9:00 A.M.
Price details
CA $156.32 x 1 AdultCA $156.32
Total
Price is CA $156.32

What's included, what's not

  • Inclusions
    Premium E-Bike (Trek Verve+ Lowstep) Included
  • Inclusions
    Bottled water
  • Inclusions
    Helmet and safety briefing
  • Exclusions
    Service charge

Know before you book

    • Not recommended for travellers with poor cardiovascular health
    • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What you can expect

  • Explore the charming coastal town of Southport on a guided e-bike tour, where history meets cinematic allure. Discover the essence of Southport through its oak-shaded streets, historic homes, and scenic waterfronts. The Quintessential Southport: History & Nature Tour provides insights into the town's maritime heritage. Each tour lasts approximately 2 hours, covering a distance of 4 miles, and includes a premium e-bike for a comfortable ride. Join local guides who offer insider knowledge and stories, immersing you in Southport's unique spirit.

    • Guided e-bike tours through Southport’s historic streets and scenic views
    • Each tour is approximately 2 hours long, covering 4 miles
    • E-bike & helmet rental included in the tour price

Activity itinerary

Southport Pier and RIverwalk

  • 10m
The Southport waterfront is a charming blend of coastal beauty and historic Southern character. Lined with ancient oak trees, fishing boats, and waterfront restaurants, it offers postcard-worthy views of the Cape Fear River as it meets the Atlantic. Visitors can stroll the peaceful riverwalk, watch shrimp boats glide by, or take in breathtaking sunsets over the water. With its salty breeze, friendly small-town feel, and rich maritime history, the Southport waterfront is a place where time slows down and every moment feels a little magical.

Fort Johnston - Southport Museum & Visitors Center (Pass by)

Fort Johnson sits along the edge of the Cape Fear River as a quiet reminder of the region’s military past. Once an important coastal defence site, it played a key role in guarding the waterway and the communities that relied on it. Today, the area surrounding Fort Johnson offers peaceful views of the river, open skies, and a sense of stepping back in time. Weathered earthworks, scattered markers, and the natural shoreline create a blend of history and scenery that invites visitors to pause, reflect, and imagine the stories that once unfolded here.

Old Smithville Burying Ground

  • 10m
The Old Smith Burying Ground is one of Southport’s quietest and most historic corners, tucked beneath the shade of ancient live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Dating back to the 1700s, this cemetery holds some of the earliest settlers, sailors, and families who shaped the region. Weathered headstones, hand-carved epitaphs, and peaceful pathways give the space a reverent, almost timeless feel. Walking through the grounds offers a glimpse into Southport’s earliest heritage—an intimate place where history, memory, and nature quietly intertwine.

Old Brunswick County Jail Museum

  • 10m
The Old Brunswick County Jail stands as one of Southport’s most intriguing historic landmarks. Built in the early 1900s, the two-story brick structure once held prisoners in its narrow cells, complete with original iron bars and heavy doors that still echo the past. Today, the jail is preserved as a museum, offering a fascinating look into early law enforcement and daily life in a small coastal town. Its stark interior, vintage artefacts, and compelling stories make it a memorable stop for anyone curious about Southport’s history and the people who lived—and served time—here.

Location

Activity location

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    Southport Pier and RIverwalk
    • Howe St
    • Southport, North Carolina, United States

Meeting/Redemption Point

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    603 W West St
    • 603 West West Street
    • 28461, Southport, North Carolina, United States